Mud Flaps
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I am curious about a beautiful 1999 Bonneville SE I saw that had both front and rear mud flaps that said 'Pontiac' on them. Is this a stock thing or do you have to get the mud flaps from somewhere?
And why mud flaps on a sedan?
And why mud flaps on a sedan?
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mine has those too, im not sure that they were stock but you can get some from jcwhitney.com and possibly gmpartsdirect.com its hard to do some speedy research for you on a dial-up connection though
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i actually like mine, they get used plenty too, ive got about 4-5 miles of gravel road every day, and if it rains like at all its a mess. so they cut down on some splashage(new word
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Smelly has em and they rub on the ground cuz his car sagggggssss looooooow
(but only in a turn)
Zaiser added Pontiac flaps to his car...its not so bad.
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Zaiser added Pontiac flaps to his car...its not so bad.
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As you can see, I custom made my own. They are low to the ground and 12" wide front and rear. The front ones do rub a little on sharp turns but they do a great job of keeping the stone chips and road dirt off the body sides and bottom. I think they look cool.
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Hard plastic with a rubber bottom attached with a stainless steel strip.
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Originally Posted by Bonnephile
I am curious about a beautiful 1999 Bonneville SE I saw that had both front and rear mud flaps that said 'Pontiac' on them. Is this a stock thing or do you have to get the mud flaps from somewhere?
And why mud flaps on a sedan?
And why mud flaps on a sedan?